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I purchased a jack made for my 4 post lift (direct lift). I will lift either the front or rear of my vehicle. I have done brakes, suspension work and brake bleeding with wheels off. It was about $500 but makes the 4 post lift much more useful. Also most lifts normally come with a jack bridge...

I rented a trailer and picked it up at the freight terminal. They fork lifted it on to the trailer. Once home had a few neighbors help lift it off the trailer in parts. The engine hoist is a good idea and also those 4 wheel movers dollies would help.

I have had one for about 8 year with no problems. I have the 7K model and now they start with an 8K model. If I had to do it again I would get the extended version.

I used eye bolts in the ceiling and velcro straps with heavy duty clips to hang them that I bought at Home Depot a few years ago. I am using 4 total to hold extension ladders 28' and 24' each.